Engagement of Loring Small and Alice Bates Announced
Engagement of Loring D. Small of Charles Town Massachusetts and Miss Alice R. Bates of Revere Massachusetts announced by Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Bates Jr. of Revere. Bates is secretary of Massachusetts Casualty Co. Small formerly of Bath, employed as machinist at Charlestown Navy Yard. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Bates, Jr
Revere
Mass
Alice R. Bates
Loring D. Small
Charlestown
Bath
Nates
J. Jenks Mitchell
West Bath
Miss Bates
Massachusetts Casualty Co
Boston
Mr. Small
Charles T. Small
Lower High Street
Colonial Club of
Charlestown Navy Yard
A. D. Adams
Loyal Bible
People’s Church
Sherman L. Morse
Robert Oliver
Winfield Groves
Clarence Blaisdeh
S. A. Evans
The
Madelyn Dennison
Freeport
Leon Pennell
Robert Cotton
Stonington
A. McFarland
Bangor
H. Elmer Williams
France
Neu Chateau
Williams
Germany
States
Edgar Williams
William E. Murphy
Portland
Wilton Bates
Bath City Hospital
Thatcher Pinkham
Eugene Spinney
Harry Oliver
Walter Morse
Gus Small
Albertha Williams
Walter Marco
Josephine Pushard
Topsham
Charles Williams
Marion Morse
Herbert Morse
Charles Small
Ralph Merry
Keene, N. H
Charles H. Werkins
Susie Merry
Charles Stinson
Heath and others face court actions in Sagadahoc
A Sagadahoc county court session returned a guilty verdict against Irving Heath for breaking and entering with intent to commit a felony at Kendall mill, with a $100 fine plus costs or a year in jail. Other cases included liquor possession pleas, an escape from the county building, a dangerous weapon assault, and four divorces granted to Bath residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Heath
Kendall Mill
Philbrook
Sagadahoc County
John Savatelli
Savatelli
Sabatino Garido
Kenneth Witham
R. W. Conforth
Frank Dingley
Witham
Aderton
Court House
Stacey Moore
Bay Point
John A. Steadman
Georgetown
Justice Philbrook
Heath
Annie Gertrude Hobbs
Edward M. Hobbs
Bath
Anna B. Cadigan
Roswell P Cadigan
Elizabeth FE. Worthing
Dwight J. Worthing
Maud H. Cotton
George F. Cotton
Topsham
Verdict vacated in Pinkham case
In Cumberland County Superior Court Portland Judge Sanborn ruled a directed verdict of guilty in the Pinkham polygamy case was unauthorized. Carrie May Pinkham 18 former Bath resident retracts not guilty plea, will report to deputy sheriff, and pursue habeas corpus for release. Her husband’s divorce libel remains pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland County Superior Court
Portland
Carrie May Pinkham
Bath
Sanborn
Mary S. Burnham
Henry ©. Sullivan
Richmon
Miners Daughter play delights Richmond audience at Beulah Lodge
A Columbia stage night in Richmond presented Dot the Miner's Daughter under Queen Esther Rebekah lodge auspices. Ebony and Aunt Hepsibah provoked continuous laughter as Edin Baker Mary Shaw Melita Stewart Harry Tarr Dr. F B Peabody and others acted in a farmer home plot with a stolen confession and a surprising father reveal ending in marriage and happiness. Ushers in white included Mrs Charles Oliver Miss May Condon and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Ebony
Hepsibah
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge
Beulah Rebekah Jodge
Richmond
David Mason
Edwin Baker
Mary Shaw
Arthur Floyd
Harry Tarr
Dolores
Floyd
Dot
Melita Stewart
Hespibah
F. B. Peabody
Queen Esther Lodge
Charles Oliver
May Condon
Nellie Condon
Lilias Larrabee
Pearl Hall
Cora Martin
Maveris Jenkins
Phyllis Hall
Marion Phillips
Sarah Wade
Cornelia Lord
Carnival Opening in Bath This June on Kimball Field
The Bath outdoor amusement season starts June 2 with a big carnival on Kimball field off North street. The Bath Metal Trades council has organized it to rival last summer's Ports mouth show, which aims to tour New England states. The local council expects strong attendance and a successful run through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Kimball Field
North Street
Bath Metal Trades Council
Portsmouth Metal Ace Council
New England
Special Pomona Week at West Bath Grange Hall
Sagadahoc Pomona grange plans a special meeting to confer the fifth degree on several candidates at West Bath grange hall Monday night followed by the regular meeting. If a doughnut sale occurs proceeds go to the Salvation Army in Bath. West Bath grange has pledged $10 with the sale proceeds added to the pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange
West’ Bath Grange Hall
Grange
Salvation Army
Bath
West Bath Grange
Grandson of Bath Cited for Bravery
Harold I Magoun grandson of Bath and son of Prof Herbert W Magoun of Cambridge joined the Sanitary Service Unit No 544 in Boston in 1917. He was gassed at Lorraine and evacuated nine men before stopping. His unit faced heavy losses and multiple ambulance destructions with 40 percent casualties. An ancestor, Hon David C Magoun, was Bath's first mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Herbert W. Magoun
Cambridge
Green Street
Harold I .Magoun
Sanitary Service Unit No. 544
Boston
Red Cross Ambulance Company 17
U.S. Army Ambulance Service
Harold
Lorraine
Chateau Thierry
David C. Magoun
Men Host Social at Central Chapel in Pleasant Evening
Despite storms a strong crowd gathered at Central chapel for a church men’s program. The church quartet and soloists Miss Oliver Mrs Appleton Mr Thompson Mr Shaw and Donald Wishart performed to enthusiastic reception. Ice cream cakes coffee and crackers were served as members presented new silverware to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Chapel
Oliver
Appleton
Thompson
Shaw
John Shaw
Davey
Margaret Hanson
Owen J. Ledyard
Charles Laing
W. E F. Chase
William V. Percy
Gorges Ferry Tour Sparks Shoreline Excitement
The Maine Central ferry boat Ferdinand Gorges traveled to Boston on Tuesday for annual overhauling. It passed Portland early, causing much excitement alongshore as residents feared a house had broken loose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine Central
Ferdinando Gorges
Boston
Gorges
Vinson Mclean Deaths Tragic Toll In Maine Summers
The Washington wealth heir Vinson Mclean, a ten year old known as the millionaire baby, died in an accident marking a somber chapter for his Maine summers and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lar Harbor
Vinson Mclean
Washington
Maine
Danny Lorraine Beats Buddy Dolan On Points In Portland
Danny Lorraine of Bath won on points in six rounds against Buddy Dolan of Lawrence at Pine Tree A C in Portland. Lorraine showed power and steady growth, while Dolan, an experienced foe from Massachusetts, was staggered by Lorraine’s solid wallops. The card also featured Kid Sullivan stopping Young Flanagan and Babe Ruth winning a preliminary by technical knockout over Red McGowan, with Frankie Burns and Dutch Brandt headlining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Lorraine
Bath
Texas
Kid Steiner
Buddy Dolan
Lawrence
Mass
Pine Tree A. C
Portland
Lorraine
Danny
Boston
Massachusetts
Arthur Sullivan
Topsham
Kid
Young Flanagan
Manchester
N. H
Babe Ruth
Red McGowan
Frankie Burns
Dutch Brandt
Frankie Brown
DeRise
Brooklyn
Panhandling Charge Shrouds Bath Larceny Suspect Frasier
Lawrence Frasier, sought by Bath police for bicycle larceny, was detained in Boston by federal agents on a panhandling technical charge. He wore an army uniform and claimed blood poisoning from wound treatment to solicit arms, drawing scrutiny from Gov Coolidge and secret service. Further charges were found, warrant taken, and release postponed at least six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Frasier
Bath
Department of Justice
Boston
Abrams
Oliver
Frasier
Army
Gov. Coolidge
Secret Service
Street mud prompts rider to defend sidewalk ride
William Edgecomb told Judge Keegan in municipal court that Washington street near Milan street was muddy when he rode his motorcycle on the sidewalk Monday evening. A police officer seized the machine and Edgecomb was fined five dollars for sidewalk riding as cyclists grow wary. The article notes the spring weather has hindered a new straw hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Milan Street
William Edgecomb
Keegan
Edgecomb
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